City of Florence issued the following announcement on June 1.
On November 8th, City voters will elect the following open positions...
Mayor: 1 position - 2 year term
Position currently held by Joe Henry
Councilor: 2 positions - each for a 4 year term
Positions currently held by Woody Woodbury and Rob Ward
The City of Florence Mayor and Councilors are volunteers who serve as the governing body for the City of Florence. The City Council works as a collective body to pass laws, fees, policies, budget and to supervise the City Manager and Municipal Court Judge positions. In order to be versed enough to make such decisions, serving on the Council requires countless hours of study into the pressing issues of the City of Florence, as well as attendance at regular meetings, work sessions, and other external meetings where the Councilor / Mayor will represent the City and its interests.
The Mayor is the presiding officer of the City Council and thus officiates City Council meetings in order to preserve order. The Mayor also works directly with the City Manager to determine the order of business of City Council meeting agendas, and serves as the figurehead for the City of Florence.
2022 General Election Candidates
Mayor: 1 Open Position: Voters will be asked to select 1 candidate for the 1 open position
Councilor: 2 Open Positions: Voters will be asked to select 2 candidates for the 2 open positions
Interested in Running for Election?
Applicants can begin to submit preliminary petitions for office on June 1, 2022.
Filing Period
Wednesday, June 1, 2022
through
Monday, August 15, 2022
(City of Florence Deadline)
CLICK HERE to access the 2022 Candidate Application Packet, which details the steps and forms required for running for election. For additional information about the City election process, please contact City Recorder Lindsey White via email.
Supporting Documents
PDF icon 2022 City Council Elections Presentation- May 16, 2022 (2 MB)
PDF icon 2022 Candidate Application Packet (322 KB)
Original source can be found here.